September 30, 2005

• Mo. Court Awards $800,000 to Auto Fraud Defendants

September 29, 2005

• CNA Insurance to Sponsor 2006 Chicago Gay Games
• Durbin Pledges $1.6 Million for Ill. Health Insurance Pool

September 28, 2005

• Wells Fargo Acquires JS Crop Insurance
• Mich. Joins NAIC Settlement with Marsh
• Mich. Judge Rules for Health Benefits for Gay Partners
• Harleysville Names Glancy to Midwest Claims Center
• Westfield Names New Executives

September 27, 2005

• American Family Reducing Auto Insurance in Wis.

September 26, 2005

• Ohio Weighs High-Risk Health Insurance Pool
• St. Paul Travelers Issues Hurricane Katrina Loss Estimates

September 23, 2005

• N.D., S.D., Iowa Drivers Enjoy Lowest Auto Rates: NAIC Report
• Employers Security Insurance Co. Gets "A" Demotech Rating
• Chicago Attorney Held in Insurance Fraud Case

September 22, 2005

• CCC to be Acquired by Investcorp
• Nationwide Gears Up for Rita's Landfall
• Nationwide Financial Prices $200 Million Debt Offering
• RLI Estimates Katrina Losses

September 21, 2005

• American Financial Announces Purchase of Farmers Crop Ins. Alliance
• ProCentury Announces Senior Management Changes
• Kansas Sends DOI Staffers to Katrina Claims Processing Center
• Employers in Midwest Pay Lower Hourly Cost Per Employee
• RTW Gets License for Second Insurance Subsidiary
• N.D. DOI Issues Cease & Desist on Choice Benefits
• Employers Security Earns "A" Rating from Demotech

September 20, 2005

• Meadowbrook Adds $20M in Securities
• Aon Names Van Dellen Sr. VP
• Indiana Agent Named to "Big I" Executive Committee

September 19, 2005

• AFG Notes Preliminary Katrina Losses
• Brooke Announces August Results
• Westfield Appoints Testa as Executive of Personal Lines

September 16, 2005

• Demotech Gives First Community "A" Stability Rating
• RLI Provides $400,000 to Katrina Relief
• NAIC Introduces Online Fraud System

September 15, 2005

• Ill. Commissioner Urges Balance Between Commissions, Consumers
• Brooke Franchise Adds 23 Locations
• NAIC Unveils Enhanced Web Site
• AVRECO Plans EPLI Seminar
• Meadowbrook Insurance Group Expects No Big Hits from Hurricane Katrina
• S.D. Agent Investigation Under Scrutiny

September 14, 2005

• Ohio Dept. to Collect Medical Liability Claims Data
• Iowa Golfer's $10,000 Hole-in-One by Mulligan Case Set for Trial
• Kan. Commissioner Reminds Students, Parents on Renter's Insurance

September 13, 2005

• Brooke Franchise Promotes Whipple to Senior VP
• Horace Mann Announces Dividend
• Seminar on Predictive Modeling Set for Chicago Sept. 19-20

September 12, 2005

• NICB Warns Against Illegal Resale of Storm-Damaged Katrina Vehicles
• St. Paul Travelers Board Names Fishman Chairman
• Law Installed as President of Zurich Small Business
• Reitan Promoted to President at BC/BS of Minn.
• Ill. Earns Third Young Agents Award from Big 'I'
• Minn. Agent Receives Big I's Top Individual Honor

September 9, 2005

• BC/BS of Mich. Pledges $500,000 in Katrina Relief
• S.D. Court Rules Insurance Covers Repair, Not Value
• EEOC Sues Wis. Insurer Over Fired Pregnant Worker
• Ft. Dearborn Appoints New Vice Presidents

September 8, 2005

• State Farm Processing Over 200,000 Katrina Claims
• Cincinnati Financial Puts Katrina Losses at $34 Million
• Lockton, Clients Ship Aid to Gulf Coast

September 7, 2005

• Polestar Names Kasper President
• SECURA Adds New Marketing Director
• SHRP Names Allstate's Crockett HR Pro of Year

September 6, 2005

• Wis. Senate Kills "All Sums" Bill
• Wis. Launches First Health Insurance Cooperative
• EMC Predicts Katrina Share Losses
• Mo. Employers Mutual Lowers Workers' Comp Base
• Mich. Med-Mal Insurer Withdraws Bid on PIC Wisconsin
• Allstate Offers Deferred Payment for Katrina Victims
• Northwest Mutual Pledges $1 Million to Katrina Relief
• BC/BS of Mich. Extends UAW Contract
• AmerUs Names New Exec VP

September 2, 2005

• St. Paul Travelers to Contribute $1M to Katrina Victims
• The Allstate Foundation Earmarks $1M for Hurricane Katrina Recovery
• Katrina Repair Costs Could Affect Ill. Insurance Rates
• CCC Settles ChoiceParts Litigation

September 1, 2005

• The Midland Co. Assessing Hurricane Katrina Losses
• WellPoint Pledges $500,000 in Hurricane Katrina Relief
• Horace Mann Lowers Auto, HO Rates for Ca. Teachers
• Mich. Dentist Charged in Scam
• Gulf Coast Teamsters Get Continued Benefits
• State Auto Cuts Reinsurance Agreement for Subsidiary